Aired September 8, 2011 at 10:00 pm
Country United States
Runtime 30m
6x26 Reincarnation
An episode featuring 3 different segments, in the same vein as episodes such as "Anthology of Interest I" and "The Futurama Holiday Spectacular". Each segment showcases a different style of animation. The first segment will be animated in "a black-and-white Fleischer style", the second segment will be in the style of a low-resolution video game, and the third drawn in the style of anime. The episode is not be canon, and is the final episode of the sixth season of Futurama.
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"Kajiggeru desu!" Made my sides hurts. Excellent episode.
This episode was truly inspired.
The Fleischer Studios/Steamboat Willie era Disney animation style on "Colorama" brought back memories of watching reruns as a kid.
"Future Challenge 3000" couldn't have hit the mark any better. I was 9 y/o again thinking games could never get better than this. I knew then that someday I would be a computer programmer. I am and I'm teaching my 11 y/o for the reasons.
"Action Delivery Force" nearly made my kids head explode with joy! :)
The Fleischer Studios/Steamboat Willie era Disney animation style on "Colorama" brought back memories of watching reruns as a kid.
"Future Challenge 3000" couldn't have hit the mark any better. I was 9 y/o again thinking games could never get better than this. I knew then that someday I would be a computer programmer. I am and I'm teaching my 11 y/o for the reasons.
"Action Delivery Force" nearly made my kids head explode with joy! :)
This episode was one of the best ever created.
Excellent episode, laught out loud funny a few times!
I have to say I was a bit wary when Futurama Season 6 started, but they're as good as they've ever been. Head to head with Archer as the best animated show on TV right now.
I have to say I was a bit wary when Futurama Season 6 started, but they're as good as they've ever been. Head to head with Archer as the best animated show on TV right now.
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